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Dear Support,

I hope somebody can help me. I write concerning a piece of software called Privacy Eraser. This basically protects privacy, by deleting your own digital footprint.

On Privacy Eraser, there is a section called Browsers, which details all the browsers a user uses. I use Firefox, but it does not show using this piece of software. (It shows other browser's like Microsoft Edge, which I do not use.)

Am I doing something wrong here, or is Firefox just disguising itself on my machine, please?

yours Marek

When i open a picture from a page, and want to save it on my computer, I right click on the picture to save it. At that very same second, Firefox freeze and I need to open the activity manager to close it.

What also confuse me there, when I find Firefox, there is a number behind the name, like: Firefox(7) Does it mean that 7 Firefox is opened in the background?

What is the problem?

To save a picture now, I need to use Edge.

For a while now I've been using the Cloudflare DNS (1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1) on my router settings, because it helps me access websites my country's government has blocked. It's been working fine on Firefox for quite a long time, but when I tried it again today for some reason it wouldn't work. I double checked my proxy settings, changed some of them and I tried switching to Google's DNS too but again, nothing. Using this DNS to bypass website bans works on my phone and on Windows using other browsers, so I was hoping there would be a way to fix this issue.

The right pane on google drive is not loading on firefox. It says "Couldn't load, Try again". Dev tools show the error "NS_ERROR_INTERCEPTION_FAILED".

If i clean the data and cookies for the website it starts working but not for long. Last time i did it i lasted like 5 minutes. Turning off all the extensions doesn't help.

I'm logged in on several google accounts, don't know if that matters.

How do I permanently block a website ?

specifically :- https://www.idealmedia.io/en

Hi I used to often use the Firefox Translations (by Mozilla Firefox) add-on to translate web pages in the browser. It was the one in the screen shot below. It was brilliant and a couple of days ago it disappeared off my screen. When I opened a French webpage there was no button at the top to translate and all I get now is the option to copy and paste 1000 characters into a box! I cannot find the original one - unless this has replaced it? In which case, not happy! The other was much better. Can anyone help me get the original again or recommend something similar? Thanks

I recently "downgraded" from macOS Ventura back to macOS Monterey on my 2019 Macbook Pro. Is there a way to migrate all the Firefox bookmarks and login/password info that I had prior to the downgrade? I made a complete backup of the computer prior to the downgrade, but I can't find any folders with this info on the backup, just the Firefox application. I didn't make the .html or .csv files of the bookmarks or login info prior to the downgrade--didn't think it would require such steps to migrate the old info.

Since v117 update I noticed pages scroll way more. With one scroll they do double the amount of lines then previously. I thought I was seeing things, so I reinstalled Firefox v116.0 to make sure and confirmed it was scrolling less with the previous version. I found a setting "mousewheel.system_scroll_override.enabled" set to 'true' by default. Switching to 'false' fixes the scroll amount, but when I was back on v116.0 I checked that setting there and it was also set to 'true' by default, yet no double scrolling. So I have no idea what could cause this issue. Maybe something was 'fixed' with this setting and now it's applied correctly? Or should nothing change with scroll amount when updating from 116 to 117?

It would be great to be able to add a 'friendly name' to cards stored. I have personal, joint account and business cards saved, it can get a little confusing.

Thanks

Noreen

Whenever I click on this link, https://www.onlineviolintutor.com/lessons-1-10-resources, I get the below error message.

"Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to www.onlineviolintutor.com. Peer received a valid certificate, but access was denied. Error code: SSL_ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED_ALERT"

I tried on several different browsers and always get the same error message. I'm trying to access this website link so I can download one page of sheet music.

Can you help me figure out what's going wrong?

Thanks, Sheila

I use 50+ Add-Ons on Firefox. I would like see all the Add-Ons I gave permission to work in Private Mode, all in one page. Is there a Settings page that shows all Add-On permissions to shown in one place?

So far I've been clicking on each Add-On, one by one. It becomes very tedious to manage them when you have no other choice.

Thanks, Cheers!

First, here's my system: I am running the lastest Mac OS, the latest version of Firefox, and the latest version of Alfred. Firefox is set as my default browser.

I use Alfred for searches on DuckDuckGo, and I use Firefox as my browser to get results to those queries.

This problem just started happening:

If Firefox is not currently open on my computer and I type in a search query on Alfred (which should return the result of that query in the browser), Firefox just shows me a blank page. It's as if I didn't search anything at all. Then, I need to re-do my search.

To test if it was Alfred that was the problem, I changed my default broswer to Safari, and it worked perfectly. I downloaded DuckDuckGo's browser, and the same process worked there too. Alfred is not to blame here. I'm baffled.

I have checked and rechecked my Firefox settings. I can't seem to figure out what's going on. Anbody have a clue what's going on?

Thank you!

This started a few hours ago and I can't get it to stop. I've tried restarting Firefox, restarting my computer, reducing the tabs I have open. It basically freezes up and then every single tab has the loading icon.

It doesn't appear to be crashing and restarting because I don't see the windows disappear at any time.

I've tried looking online but I can't find anybody else encountering this.

I often need to be able to use the arrow keys to navigate my screen, especially in order to find and click on browser links. However, in the latest version of Firefox on a new macOS Ventura machine, the arrow keys are interpreted by Firefox even though they shouldn't be; at the least corresponding box in "Settings" is unchecked.

How can toggle this behavior off?

Thank you, David Romano

Firefox launches itself with the Twitch log in page, every time I wake up my MacBook Pro. This is not my designated startup page for Firefox. It will often open 15 to 20 different tabs upon waking, all of which are the Twitch log in page. I've looked at the Log in items in system preferences, and there is nothing I see that would be obviously attributable to Twitch. Can anyone help me figure out why this is happening, and how to stop it? Thanks.

A few days ago a friend set up a new computer for me which has Windows 11. I thought he installed Mozilla Firefox for Windows 11, but I'm not sure if he did it correctly. How do I find out if it was installed for Windows 11? Thank you!

I have been a faithful Firefox user for many years.  However, I am on the verge of switching to Chrome.  The problem: after my Firefox updated recently, a horizontal scroll bar appeared at the bottom of my browser for some - but, oddly, not all - tabs.  Most annoyingly, this happens for my gmail-based email app.  This means that, among other things, I am constantly having to scroll right and then back left when I read my email. 

Happily, I tried out Chrome and found that it has no horizontal scroll bar when I use my email app.  This issue is annoying enough to me that I am quite willing to invest the time to make the wholesale switch from Firefox to Chrome.  Before I do, though, I thought I'd write in and ask if there's any way of getting rid of the horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of my screen. If so, I'll stick with Firefox, as I have otherwise been very happy with the browser for a long time. I've googled this and there appear to be some over-my-head explanations of how to get rid of this with HTML code, as best as I can tell...I am asking for a user-friendly/plain English solution for someone who is not a programmer (e.g., I have no idea what "css" means). Zooming in/out, for the record, doesn't fix the issue.